- Hot pot (traditional Chinese: 火鍋;
simplified Chinese: 火锅; pinyin: huǒguō; lit. 'fire pot') or hotpot, also
known as steamboat, is a dish of soup/stock...
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Firepot may
refer to A
method of cooking, as in
Steamboat (food) A
device for
carrying fire This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
- 1231
Property is a
category of
property defined in
section 1231 of the U.S.
Internal Revenue Code. 1231
property includes depreciable property and real...
- the fire. In a
typical coal forge, a
firepot will be
centred in a flat hearth. The
tuyere will
enter the
firepot at the bottom. In operation, the hot...
- administration's
liability concerns, the
firepot was removed. A
portable fireplace temporarily replaced the
firepot. The
brakedrum is a
contest between the...
-
stoves were
round and
could hold a
section of
whole round oak tree in the
firepot. The
second theorizes that he
named it
after a
foundry of the same name...
-
Meyer studied and
tweaked the
design of the
Firepot to come up with a way to use oven
space optimally. The
Firepot was
produced in cordierite,
which is a magnesium...
- mean "homo****ual woman". The term is an
abbreviation of "lollepot", a
firepot that
women in the 16th and 17th
centuries placed under their skirts to...
- such as
ornaments or
plants may
block secret doors. If
light poles and
firepots are shot, the area dims. Gl**** can be
shattered by
shooting or running...
- (10F) a
cherrywood table (8F) a
lockable fir
trunk kitchen utensils (a
firepot and pan) 30 double-decaliters of
potatoes (45F) a cow,
estimated value...
